The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
VOL. 3O.--NO ~

attacked party of men making hay in
field near Rathfland. County Down.
The lunatic, armed with bill hook,
killed four men and wounded two.
BOULANGER WELCOMED.
PARIS, July S-When General Bou-
LANCER reached Clerment-Ferrand he
was welcomed at the railway station by
hundreds of people with prolonged
shouts of vive Boulanger.
REVIEWED BY THE QUEEN.
LONDON, July 9.-The Queen to-day
! reviewed 60, 900 soldiers at Oldershot.
Her Majesty was received with great
enthusiasm. a large number of stands
had been erected at the point of the re-
view, and they We're all packed with
ariStOcratic families. Many volunteers
who took part in the review came from
long distances and travelled all night in
order to be present. The whole spec
tacle was very imposing, and the re-
view was a great success. The Duke or
Cambridge. on behalf of the troops,
presented Her Majesty with a jubilee
address, the men cheering heartily dur
ing the presentation. The marching of
the men was splendid, and the guards.
marines and volunteers were loudly
cheered by spectators.
WARNED AGAINST BoULANGER.
PARIS, July 9,-The demonstration
| the departure of General Boulanger to
| his new post at Clermont Ferrand has
made sensation here, and is regarded
as a forerunner of further manifesto
tions during the coming July national
| fete and review. The Government or
gans condemn General Boulanger for
permitting the demonstration. The
Monarchcial newspapers warn the Re
| publicanS of France to beware of such
| a dictator as Boalanger would be.
A LAND LEAGUE MEETING CALLED.
CORK, July 9.-The members of Par
Lament from the City and County of
Cork, all of whom are Home Rulers,
| have joined in summons calling
| convention of the Irish National Lea
que to meet in the City of Cork on July
| 18th to devise means to enable the ten
| ants in Ireland to resist eviction.
SOARING THE PARNELLITEs.
LONDON, July 9.-An anonymous
letter published in tO-day's Times calls
the attention of that paper to what the
writer declares to be a fact that its ar
ticles on "Parnellism and Crime, have
seriously perturbed Parnellites and
their allies in America, particularly the
| Irish World. The writer says the issue
of the Irish World on June 18th, shows
| that Patrick Ford's London correspon-
dent, Transatlantic, has skunk away
owing to the imminence of coercion
MORE TIME GRANTED.
LONDON, July 1.-THE government
has allowed the Sultan five days more
in which to consider his ratification of
the Egyptian convention.
ORDERED TO THEIR POSTS.
ODESSA, July 1I;-An men on for
Tough in south Russia have been or
dered to rejoin their colors.
AN IRISH PICNIC.
BELFAST, July 12.-TO-day is being
celebrated by Orangemen throughout
Ulster with unusual feryor. Rev. DR..
Kane presided over monster gather
ing in this city. Many violent speeches
were made. The city is crowded with
Orangemen from the rural districts
and several SkirmiSheS have already
taken place between the Orangemen
and the police. The police are being
reinforced so as to be prepared for any
trouble.
A RIOT AT TWEGAN.
DUBLIN, July $3.50, 600 Orangemen
met at Twegan to-day to celebrate the
anniversary of the battle of the Boyne.
Mr.. Ern presided. A crowd of Cath
olics fired into the crowd, but no one
was hurt. Afterwards the police
charged upon the Catholics. The latter
resisted and many were severely club
| bed. Numerous arrests were made
| and one policeman was severely in
Jured.
| THE CANADlAN OtIANUEMEN
TORONTO, Ont, July II. - The
Orange demonstration to-day was a
great success. The procession did not
| start until about noon, by which time
/ the streets along which it was to pass
were crowded. There were fifty-three
lodges and between 5000 and 4 600 men
| in the procession. Visiting delegates
| Napanee, Belleville, and other places.
| FLoQUET's RESIGNATION REFUSED.
PARIS, July 12.-The Chamber of
Deputies by unanimous vote has re-
fused to accept the resignation of NJ.
| Floquet as President of the Chamber.
MADDEN ELECTED.
| DUBLIN, July 12.-The election for
the seat for Dublin University, made
vacant by the elevation of Attorney
| General Holmes to the Irish bench,
took place to-day. There We're two
candidates, Mr. Madden and Hon
Richard Clere Parsons. Both are Con.
| servatives. Mr.. Madden was elected,
receiving ! 1916 votes against 40 for his
opponent.
MODIFYING THE BILL.
LONDON, July I2.-The division of
the second reading of the land bill will
take place in the House of Commons
on Thursday next; the Government has
secured a mechanical majority. The
Conservative whips promise important
amendments. They say that the bank
ruptcy clauses will be abandoned in
committee, and that an amendment
: will be introduced giving county court
, judges the power TO revise the judicial
rents, and they claim that these alter
/, atoms will modify the opposition OF
! the Parnellities to the measure.
CHOLERA sCoURGE.
LONDON, July 12.-ChOlera has
broken out in Sardinia.
A CONTENTIOUS BILL.
! Dillon resumed the debate on the
Land Bill in the Commons tonight
He said he rejected the measures with
: contempt as utterly inadequate to meet
the needs of the Irish tenantry.
ITALIAN SOLDIERS KILLED.
MAssowAH, July IA gunpowdeI
magazine exploded here tonight
> Seven Italian soldiers were killed, ff
!, teen seriously and thirty slightly
wounded.
STOCK AND PRODUCE.